Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

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A Prediction for 41 Sitting alone in a cozy chair, I drift in dreams to a future year; And take a glimpse at the Senior class, To find each doing a separate task. Mary Dattilio, an artist of renown. Is bringing fame to our home town. Betty Harp, with a mind all her own, Is now a nurse at the children's home. Jesse Garrison, the Senior pest. Is a reporter for the Associated Press. Betty Jane Oiler is a nervous wreck; She's teaching a class in Home Ec. Mary Sensenbaugh, a model of fame. Is going to Bermuda on the S. S. Maine. Joe Delauter has quit his faking. And is trying his skill at undertaking. Geraldine Wade is a beautician; Some say she's the best in all creation . Basil Brown, whose hair isn't wavy. Is a high ranking officer in the U. S. Navy. Ruth Hayes, who is a stenographer. Is now working for a photographer. John Herbst, once the lady charmer . Is making a living as a farmer. Betty Boswell, a clerk from the start. At the Rexall Drug Store is doing her part. Nellie Decker, the spinster Bella, Has promised to wed a hondsome young fellow. Edwin Beard, our midget man. Is still driving around in a Chrysler sedan. Miriam Leiter is a Home Ec. teacher. And is planning to marry the village preacher. Tom Werdebaugh, one of our athletic few. Is playing football for N. Y. U. Rachel Gearhart has won great fame; She is a young hostess on an airplane. Esther Benner, our timid lass. Is training in a nursing class. Dorothy Miller, our vampish star. Wants to marry a movie Czar. Walton Wolfe, with his scientific knowledge. Is a professor at Gettysburg College. Helen Baker has achieved her ambition. And is head nurse for a great physician. Doris Wiles, the weight of us all. Is hat check girl of the Crystal Ball. Paul Shockey, in good looks will pass. But girls, he's married to a Highfield lass. John Benchoff, the Senior clown. Is now a double for Joe E. Brown. Julia Baker, so full of wit. On the Jello Program is making a bit. Margaret Bell, a hostess at heart. At the Country Club is getting her start. Robert Burgesser has fulfilled his ambition And is now a great electrician. Betty Frazer has proved her love to him. And plans to marry a guy named Jim . Dorothy Jane Smith, in housework excels. Is waiting to hear those wedding bells. Now the dream is finished, But their lives have just begun. There are many things that are still unsaid For the Class of '41. Meet the Seniors (Concluded from page 7) Margaret Bell is one that can understand, As for companionship, she's just grand. If at any time you are wrought. You find her sympathy you hove caught. Joe Delauter boasts of travels While many a tall tale he unravels. He has no art for duties pursuing. He always has mischief a-brewing. All who know Betty Boswell know her charm. And that she is filled with laughter warm. She fills all about her with radiant glow. She seems always to be on the go. Betty Frazer, so very petite, With feminine ways she's very complete. She is always serene and cool— The girl that abides by every rule. Dorothy Miller, full of rhythm and song. With carefree manner gets along. Her hair, her smile, her motions tell Of a music like a ringing bell. Robert Burgesser, hail and hearty, And the life of every party Studies little and worries less; And all the girls he does bless. Page IS

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